JakeWIlls92
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It seemed like back then most college students as well as wider society seemed more interested in reality shows, materialism, and partying.
Society also lost interest in sci fi and space exploration.
Why We Need More Space Adventures
The Death of the Space Opera? - Ricochet
I look back and find it appalling how vapid it was.
Why did society felt they had to choose between popularity and intelligence? Why did society stopped being encouraged to push themselves intellectually?
Why not be athletic, fun loving, and smart? Like those astronauts.
Is the crazy situation with have right now with the anti intellectualism of the SJWS and QAnon the endpoint of the reality show and shallow culture of the 2010s? Did the retirement of the Space Shuttle contribute?
Society also lost interest in sci fi and space exploration.
Why We Need More Space Adventures
The Death of the Space Opera? - Ricochet
I look back and find it appalling how vapid it was.
Why did society felt they had to choose between popularity and intelligence? Why did society stopped being encouraged to push themselves intellectually?
Why not be athletic, fun loving, and smart? Like those astronauts.
Is the crazy situation with have right now with the anti intellectualism of the SJWS and QAnon the endpoint of the reality show and shallow culture of the 2010s? Did the retirement of the Space Shuttle contribute?